Rotary district governor outlines European problems in Sidney
Charles Mitchell of Huron South Dakota, district governor of Rotary clubs, spoke to the Sidney Rotary about the sixth object of Rotary fostering international good will and the abolition of war. He attended the Vienna international convention as a district delegate and shared insights on Europe, visiting Sidney Thursday and Friday after touring South Dakota papers.
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Charles Mitchell
Huron
S. D
Rotary Clubs
Sidney Club
Mitchell
Rotary
Rotary International
Vienna
Austria
Europe
Sidney
Illinois Street paving opens six blocks in district one
A new pavement stretch on Illinois Street between 11th and 12th avenues is ready for traffic with others to follow within ten days. One block is open and the rest will open as drying completes. Crews are painting markings as officials praise the job and foresee future paving on Jackosa Street and extending east to the city limits within 15 months.
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Twelfth
Eleventh
Illinois Street
District No. 1
Tenth Avenue
11Th
12Th Avenues
Num
Jackosa Street
Tenth
12Th Avenue
New fossil beds near Redington reveal Miocene riches
Discovery announced by C B Schulz curator of the University of Nebraska describes an exceptionally rich fossil field near Redington with mastodon remains including a nearly intact skull and tusk. The strata yield rhinoceros turtles early horse ancestors and two articulated skeletons illuminating Miocene life and paleogeography.
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Redington
C. B. Schulz
University of Nebraska
Agat
Rocky Mountains
Salt Lake
Schultz
Famous Educators Booked to Speak at GTH District Teachers Convention
Nebraska State Teachers Association announces headline speakers for October 28 to 31 conventions across Lincoln Omaha Hastings Holdrege Norfolk. District 6 meeting runs October 28–31 in Sidney with Supt. N L Tyson leading. Notables include William John Cooper Dr Charl Williams Dr George D Strayer and Ruth Bryan Owen with several other education leaders and demonstrations planned.
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Nebraska State Teachers Association
Lincoln
District 6
Sidney
Supt. N. L. Tyson
Mimiatare
Omaha
Hastings
Holdrege
Norfolk
William John Cooper
United States
Charl Williams
National Educational Association
George D. Strayer
Teachers College
Columbia University
C. A. Fullerton
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Fall
Nebraska Rural School Chorus
J. W. Shepherd
University of Oklahoma At
Morman
Ruth Bryan Owen
Nellie Lee Holt
Stephens College
Columbia
Frances Zuill
University of Iowa
Kattie Moore Mitchell
State Teachers College
Pittsburch
Kaw
Merchants back large Telegraph edition for teachers meeting
A Sidney poll shows strong support for a special Telegraph edition ahead of the sixth district teachers convention. Merchants expect 20 000 to 30 000 in spending by visiting teachers, with the publisher agreeing to mail copies to all district teachers. The convention runs October 28 to 30 at the city auditorium.
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Sidney
Pershing
Warren
Lincoln
Cheyenne
Cullen N. Wright
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Wright
L. T., Poole
R. E. Roche
Herman Schroader
Paul L. Martin
A. J. Jorgenson
P.T. A
Merchants Bureau
Marius Christensen
Telegraph
The
Alliance
Scottsville
Liebendorfer
Doorstep Baby Dies After Drinking Kerosene Cup
A baby found on the doorstep of the Harry Phillips home in Kimball died last Friday after drinking kerosene from a cup on the kitchen floor. Virginia Lou, about 14 months old, had been adopted by the couple after uprooting her birth parents. Mrs Phillips, unaware the cup contained kerosene, had placed it near the stove.
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Harry Phillips
Kimball
Virginia Lou
Mrs. Phillips
Maroons overwhelm Sterling 20 0 in opening football clash
Lucy’s Maroon and Black football team defeated Sterling of Colorado 20 to 0 Friday at Gusting Field. The win mirrored last year’s score and showcased a stronger defense and rejuvenated offense led by Masse and Livoni. Chesebro anchored the line while Sidney and Montgomery starred in a dominant effort despite early fumbles and windy conditions.
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Lucy
Sterling
Maroons
Logan County
Stern
Take
Sidney
Chambers
Livoni
Masse
Bud Livoni
Black
Shesebro
Montgomery
Chesebro
Comn
Former Sidney Man Heads Group Named To Stimulate Employment
Robert D. Flory of the American Legion announced a Nebraska employment program to combat unemployment. Douglas McKnight, Lincoln native formerly of Sidney, is department employment officer with headquarters in Lincoln. J. W. C. Fisher joins the effort to relieve distress, reporting to Commander Flory. Continued on page 6.
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Sidney Man Heads
Nebraska
Robert D. Flory
American Legion
Lincoln
Douglas McKnight
Legionnaire of
Sidney
McKnight
Flory
Arjutanc
H. H. Dudley
J. W. C. Fisher
Fisher
Former Sidney Man Injured In Denver Road Crash
Stanton S. Ickes former deputy county treasurer of Cheyenne County and now Morgan County treasurer Colo was seriously injured in a car accident near Fort Collins last week. Three others were hurt when the Ickes car hit Paul Hickman of Denver whose vehicle overturned.
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Sidney Man
Denver Road
Stanton S. Ickes
Cheyenne County
Morgan County
Colo
Fort Collins
Ickes
Paul Hickman
Denver
Hickman
Prominent Peetz Resident Buried After Illness
Funeral services for Charles A. Warrick 60, longtime Peetz resident, were held at the Presbyterian church in Sterling on Saturday after his death at Fitzsimons hospital in Denver following a four month illness. He lived in the Peetz district since 1918 and was father of ten children. He is survived by his wife and two brothers. one brother resides in Lorenzo. Over 500 attended. the body was shipped to Blair for burial, Gehrig funeral service of Sidney supervised.
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Presbyterian Church
Sterling
Charles A. Warrick
Peetz
Fitzsimons Hospital
Denver
Mr. Warrick
Lorenzo
Blair
Gehrig
Sidney
Dude Chick Crowned Champ in 175-Pound Wrestling
Reports say Dude Chick of Sidney is popular as the 175 pound wrestling champion after defeating ex champ Hughie Nichols. He has been grappling mainly in Ohio and Texas since the incident that hospitalised Nichols. Continued on page 6.
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Dude Chick
Sidney
Ohio
Texas
Hughie Nichols
Exchamp
Dr. R. S. Bakers Opens Sidney Dental Office
Dr. R. S. Baker returns to Sidney after Nebraska dental course to establish an office in the Hink building. A Sidney schools graduate and former public school faculty member, he earned high honors at University Dental College and offers modern equipment. His professional advertisement appears in this issue of the Telegraph News.
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R. S. Baker
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Hink
Baker
Dr. Baker
The
University Dental College
Nebraska
Telegraph News
Jean McIntosh Wins Local Ladies Invitation Golf Tourney
Jean McIntosh of Sidney won the ladies invitation golf tourney at Sidney Country Club with a 42 for nine holes. runners up included Mrs J Martin Scottsbluff 47 and Mrs William Orcutt Kimball 48. Fourth place went to Mrs J A Bentley after a playoff. Twenty two entries. a noon dinner. awards donated by local businesses. planning next year’s meet.
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Jean McIntosh
Sidney
Sidney Country Club
J. Martin
Scottsbluff
William Orcutt
Kimball
J. A. Bentley
William Raper
Evelyn Doran
Bentley
Goodhand
Stevens van Engelen Company
Winders Hardware
Western Drug Company
Johnson Drug Company
Sidney Drug Company
Gift Shop
Leon Fine and
Greenlees
Eastern Star At Dalton Forms A Chapter In City
Golden Circle chapter of the Eastern Star was recently organized at Dalton after months of contemplation among Star members in that town. The chapter is to function under dispensation for a year, after which a charter will be granted if grand chapter deems it advisable. Grand chapter officers were present for the services of institution. Those present included William Brokaw Lincoln grand worthy patron instituting officer Ellen Fettemermann Lincoln grand worthy patron Past Worthy Patron Geo. Thompson Oshkosh Irene Brandhurst Milford grand Ruth Edna Silvernail Bridgeport grand Martha Mary Finich grand representative of Washington Irene Patridge grand representative of Montana.
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Golden Circle Chapter of the
Eastern Star
Dalton
Star
Grand Chapter
William Brokaw
Lincoln
Ellen Fetitermann
Geo. Thompson
Oshkosh
Irene Brandhurst
Milford
Head of Game Commission Explains New Law on Pheasant Shooting
The head of Nebraska's game commission outlines a 1931 law changing pheasant hunting. Open counties, county boards petitions, and a new hunters shooting script limit hunting pressure. Farmers may post farms for 50 cents per bird, or close farms. hunting on posted farms requires owner consent.
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Game Commission
Nebraska
The
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America
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Statesman of
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Thtrid
R. B. Carey
R. I Bailey
A. P. Burkhart
George E. Martin
J. E. Sheed
N. L Tyson
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